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City’s crime rate climbs, number of calls for domestic violence decreases

Manassas City Police Chief Douglass Keen (center)

Manassas City Police Chief Douglass Keen released the department's annual report to the city council for 2022.

Over the past year, officers have seen an increase in the number of people driving drunk, an overall increased crime rate prompted, primarily, by thefts, and a decreasing number of calls for both mental health calls and domestic violence situations.

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